Laurent Routhier – Lighting and Video Designer: “There’s no good answer on how to build a show” (StageLync Podcast Ep.4)
Laurent is a lighting and video designer who works both in public spaces and for the performing arts. He has contributed to various creative projects and heads Projet Blanc. He has collaborated with multiple creative entities in Quebec, such as L’Agence Spatiale, Inc. Ex-Machina, FLIP Fabrique, Cirque du Soleil, and Cirque Eloize.
Laurent Routhier’s approach combines technical expertise, artistic vision, and a deep understanding of storytelling. His lighting designs enhance the overall experience for audiences and artists alike.
After studying cinema and photography, Laurent Routhier decided to specialize in lighting design for stage and architecture. Over the years, he has designed lights for projects of artists around the world. Over the past few years, he has spent a lot of time pursuing different applications for the combined use of video and lighting in the creation of scenic environments. These explorations lead him to design lighting, video and stage concepts of numerous shows and events. His academic training and his vast experience of large-scale events have also helped him in designing lighting and video for more than twenty television broadcast live performances.
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She has experience in water, acrobatic, ice shows as well as musicals, opera, theatre and dance. She likes both creation, and operations.
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